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Integrating science and design in the development of Detour: A mobile intervention for youth smoking cessation
Digital smoking cessation interventions for adolescents and young adults (AYAs) often either lack a strong evidence base or fail to engage their intended users. Integrating psychological science with design-based methods offers a promising route to interventions, yet the processes behind such integr
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